Tag: devsecops
Broadcom Launches Trusted Artifact Service for Spring Framework
Mike Vizard | | AI coding, Apache Tomcat, application security, Bitnami Secure Images, Broadcom, container security, dependency security, devsecops, java, kubernetes, node.js, open source security, open source vulnerabilities, patch management, Python, SBoM, secure software development, software artifacts, Software Supply Chain Security, Spring framework, Spring Security, Tanzu, TrueSource Trusted Artifacts, VMware explore, vulnerability managementBroadcom launches TrueSource Trusted Artifacts to provide hardened Spring dependencies, secure open source packages and automated vulnerability remediation ...
Cybersecurity Researchers Uncover Flaw in Google AI Coding Tool
Cybersecurity researchers from Pillar Security this week revealed how a prompt injection inserted into a GitHub repository was used to gain Editor-level access to an internal Google Cloud project using a flaw ...
Sonar AI Agent Discovers Vulnerabilities Hidden in Business Logic Workflows
Sonar today made available an artificial intelligence (AI) agent designed to discover vulnerabilities and business logic flaws that pose the greatest risk to an organization should they be exploited. The SonarQube Hunter ...
When AI Coding Agents Become Malware Delivery Systems
Samuel Ogbonna | | AI coding agents, AI security, devsecops, github, prompt injection, Software Supply ChainAI coding agents are becoming part of everyday development work. Developers use them to find libraries, configure projects, troubleshoot installation problems, and set up new tools. An agent can search GitHub, read ...
AI Can Generate Your Infrastructure. Can Your CI/CD Pipeline Trust It?
Oreoluwa Omoike | | AI code vulnerabilities, AI coding assistants, AI-generated code, AI-generated infrastructure, Checkov, CI/CD security, Conftest, devsecops, IaC security, infrastructure as code, infrastructure security, Kubernetes security, OPA, platform engineering, policy as code, provenance tracking, secret scanning, secure CI/CD, Terraform security, tfsec, Trivy, TruffleHogAI-generated infrastructure code is exposing a growing security gap, pushing platform teams to add stronger automated gates, provenance tracking and human review before Terraform, Kubernetes and CI/CD changes reach production ...
Report Shines Spotlight on 91 Vulnerabilities Fixed in Latest Update to Spring Framework
Mike Vizard | | AI cybersecurity, AI vulnerabilities, application security, Broadcom, CVEs, devsecops, Java security, open source security, open source vulnerabilities, patch management, security automation, software components, Software Supply Chain, sonatype, Spring framework, Spring vulnerabilities, technical debt, virtual patching, vulnerability managementSonatype says 91 Spring vulnerabilities affecting more than 209,000 software components highlight how AI is accelerating vulnerability discovery and creating a new patching challenge for DevSecOps teams ...
Why Cryptographic Inventory Is the First Step Toward Quantum Readiness
Michael Carter | | CBOM, CI/CD security, crypto-agility, cryptographic dependencies, cryptographic discovery, cryptographic inventory, cryptography bill of materials, devops security, devsecops, Kubernetes security, ML-KEM, NIST PQC migration, post-quantum cryptography, PQC, quantum readiness, Software Supply Chain SecurityPost-quantum readiness starts with visibility. DevOps teams need a continuous cryptographic inventory to map algorithms, keys, certificates, libraries, infrastructure and third-party dependencies before PQC migration begins ...
npm v12 Shuts Down a Popular Malware Trick — But the Threat Isn’t Going Away
For years, one of the easiest ways to sneak malware onto a developer's machine has been to hide in plain sight. Install a package from npm, and any lifecycle script bundled with ...
Harness Adds AI Agents to Automate DevSecOps Workflows at Machine Speed
Harness today added multiple artificial intelligence (AI) agents and a virtual patching capability to its portfolio to automate DevSecOps workflows at a time when the number of vulnerabilities being discovered in code ...
Is Your New DevSecOps Tooling Reducing Work Or Just Adding to It?
Yogesh Tatwal | | CI/CD, devsecops, SAST, Security scanning, software delivery, Software Supply ChainSecurity belongs in the software delivery pipeline. The harder question is where, how often and at what cost. Many pipeline teams eventually add security scanning to CI/CD, and relatively few go back ...
Production-Safe Testing: The Missing Piece in Most DevSecOps Strategies
Dharmesh Acharya | | application security, continuous security, devsecops, Production-Safe Testing, security testingMost DevSecOps teams invest heavily in security before deployment, yet attackers target the production environment where applications, APIs, and user behavior are constantly changing. If security validation stops before release, critical risks ...
ProjectDiscovery Brings Open Source AI Testing to Vulnerability Discovery
ProjectDiscovery has made available an autonomous security testing platform that leverages an open source artificial intelligence (AI) testing framework to detect and validate vulnerabilities at a lower total cost. Company CEO Rishi ...
